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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill amends Arizona law to expand the powers of revitalization districts. Specifically, it allows these districts to enter into contracts for infrastructure projects, establish user fees, and accept gifts or grants. The bill also includes provisions to protect contractors and subcontractors from non-payment, outlining specific notice requirements and potential attorney fees in cases of delayed payments. It clarifies that revitalization districts cannot be used to finance sports stadiums but can use public easements.
Key provisions
- Allows revitalization districts to enter into contracts for infrastructure purposes.
- Permits districts to establish and collect user fees for infrastructure services.
- Grants districts the authority to accept gifts and loans for infrastructure projects.
- Includes provisions for contractors and subcontractors to suspend or terminate contracts due to non-payment.
- Requires written notice for contract suspensions or terminations.
- Allows subcontractors to suspend work if the general contractor fails to pay them.
- Provides for the recovery of attorney fees and costs in enforcement actions.
- Specifies that public infrastructure must be located on public land or dedicated easements.
Who is affected
- Revitalization Districts
- Municipalities
- Contractors
- Subcontractors
- Landowners
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